Graduated Krakow Polytechnics in 1982, doctorate in 1987. Between 1983-1985 doctorate internship in the School of Art & Design, University of Tsukuba, Japan; between 1984-1985 worked in the office of Arata Isozaki, Tokyo; in 1987 in J.S.Polschek & Partners, New York. Co-founder of JET Atelier office (1991) and Ingarden & Ewy, Architects (1998). Since 2002 General Honorary Consul of Japan in Krakow and professor and vice dean of the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Arts of the A.F.Modrzewski Krakow University College. Guest lectures in Tsinghua University, Beijing (2003), Musashino Institute of Technology, Tokyo (2005), Bauhaus University in Weimar (2006), Faculty of Architecture Fachhochshule Bremen (2007), Cottbus University (2007). Originator and curator of the Japanese part of the ‘3-2-1 New Architecture in Japan and Poland” (2004 - ) exhibited in Krakow, Poznan, Lodz, Wroclaw, Katowice – 2004 and Rome, Milano - 2005, Padova – 2006, Bratislava 2006. In 2007 received the 1st Award of the Contractword Awards, Hannover, Germany for Polish Pavilion EXPO 2005 Aichi, Japan. Juror in competitions:
2008 juror in competition for the Polish exhibition in Venice Biennale 2008, by Zacheta National Gallery, Warsaw ;
2008 juror in the international architectural competition for the Philharmonic Concert Hall in Katowice, by the City of Katowice and Polish Architects Association in Katowice;
2008 juror in the international architectural competition for the Wroclaw Museum of Art, by the City of Wroclaw;
2007 juror in the international competition for the John Paul II Center in Krakow, 2007 juror in the architectural competition for the annex to the Wroclaw Academy of Arts;
2006 juror in the competition for the „Gate to the 3rd Millenium“, City of Wrocłąw
2005 juror in the competition for the pedestrian bridge in Krakow, by Polish Architects Association